Davidson College, Southern New Hampshire University and other institutions are loosening tuition requirements to help students weather the coronavirus economic crisis.
Three key questions to ask before implementing virtual reality tech in the classroom are shared by UB guest columnist Philippos Savvides, who helped launch VR simulations for the online biological sciences program at Arizona State U.
Study abroad programs are suspended in China, Italy, South Korea and elsewhere as coronavirus spreads and college and university officials prepare for more cases in the U.S.
Enrollment management officers nationwide may be considering more aggressive tactics to sign on new students as well as defensive ones to retain current students, under the National Association for College Admission Counseling's revised Code of Ethics and Professional Practices.
Today's college majors must not only excite students—but also prep them for an increasingly tech-driven world, says UB guest columnist Nariman Farvardin, who is president of Stevens Institute of Technology in New Jersey.
The University of California should continue to require applicants to submit a test score but should also work toward revamping admissions, with an eye toward greater equity, a new report says.
Giving to higher education hit a record $49.6 billion in 2019. Growth was driven by an increase in donations from organizations, though personal giving declined.
Colleges across the country are capitalizing on the video gaming phenomenon. Several in Florida, including UF's Digital Words Institute, are providing the training ground for students.
The number of international students hit an all-time high, but overall enrollment only grew by 0.05% and the number of first-timers declined for the third school year in a row.
